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Piñon age data within all plots indicates that trees were present as early as 1894 and that a pulse in recruitment occurred in the 1940s and 50s with 43 66% of the trees across all plots dating to these decades (data not shown).
In our study, RRs generally increased (became "less inverse") after adjustment for decade (data not shown).
In Europe, penile cancer tends to be diagnosed at age 30-35 years onwards, with an incidence peak in the seventh decade of life (data not shown).
Among the ART women, the majority (44%) started follow-up during the last decade of the study period (2003 2010), whereas the majority (46%) of non-ART women started follow-up during the first decade of the study period (1983 1992) (data not shown).
In contrast, the incidence of major cardiovascular disease increased through the 10th decade in both smokers and non-smokers (data not shown).
The median delay from symptoms to CD diagnosis has increased during recent decades, from 1 year for those diagnosed before 1980, to 5 years if diagnosed during the period 2005-2009 (data not shown).
Since 2000 the rate of combined resistance to both drugs remained between 1 2% of all microbiologically confirmed pneumococcal infections (data not shown), resistance to either of the drugs was between 35 45% over the decade.
Furthermore there is no correlation between the number of mucilage records per decade and the decadal mean of Po river annual discharge in the Adriatic Sea (Spearman rs = −0.333; not significant, data not shown).
We also conducted statistical analysis by decade of age; there was no significant difference of these four gene mutations in any of the age groups (data not shown).
Similarly, each additional age decade was associated with lower volumes of the cortical gray matter, white matter, prefrontal cortex, basal ganglia, and cerebellum (data not shown).
